- 10: how many good throws does it take for Ken Blackburns arm to be tired?
- 12-17-1903: When first powered flight took place
- 27.6: how many seconds and milliseconds was Ken Blackburns flight?
- 60 mph: How fast Blackburn's arm travels at launch
- Aileron: An airfoil that controls lateral motion far from the fuselage
- Airfoil: Wing, tail, rudder
- Camber: The curvature of the wing leading to the edge
- Dihedral: The V-shape the wing makes or the angle between the wing and the horizontal., The V-shape the wing makes or the angle between the wing and the horizontal.
- Directional: Yaw; the angle of the aircraft in the side to side direction.
- Drag: Pulls plane back
- Flap: A movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing near the fuselage
- Fuselage: The body of an airplane
- Georgia Dome: Where did Ken Blackburn fly the world record paper airplane?
- Gravity: Pulls plane down
- Ken Blackburn: Made world-record plane for longest duration flight, works out with a trainer to keep arm in shape
- Lift: Pushes plane up
- Orville and Wilbur: Wright brothers
- Pitch: Keeps the planes nose from going too far up or too far down
- Spiral: Stops plane from going round and round in circles
- Thrust: Pushes plane forward
- Wright Brothers: invented and flew 1st plane